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If you have this book: Gunnison; Marshall Pass, Lake City and Crested Butte to Ouray by Richard L. Dorman and would like to sell it, please contact me off-list with description and

I've had a handful of comments about doing the EBT turntable as a kit. This is similar to the one in Durango like Kitwood Hills sold. I bring this up because I am having EBT structure kits produced

Thanks! Ric Case EBT Modeler Hamilton Ohio 1-513-375-7694

What, did I miss something here?

Model Railroading mag John

Found this in my file folders! Does anyone remember the magazine it came from! I believe it was published in 1985! Ric Case EBT Modeler Hamilton Ohio 1-513-375-7694

How much weight would you say you're adding to the truck to make it track correctly? Thanks Bill Lugg

The problem with springs with lead trucks especially is they have the effect of “lifting” the front drivers off the rails, thereby reducing traction and increasing the likelihood of derailments

There are very few models which mount correctly. And none I am aware of in HO(n3)... We use too tight radius compared to the prototype. Generally the prototype has equalization to transfer weight

D&RGW 319 was a unique car among the D&RGW vestibule passenger cars. It was a 1880's Jackson & Sharp car, while the other vestibule coaches were D&RGW built. The two designs are withing a couple

I’m not sure how this would work, but I’m in the market for a good quality 60 or 65 foot turntable. I’d be happy to contribute to a crowdfunding effort if it meant that I could get a TT in the

I was looking at Waynes email regarding Bill Banta possibly doing a Taos depot kit (I'm not intersted BTW, interesting as it is) but needed 25 commitments. Not sure how many have put their hands up

Mark: Thanks for the tip! There are some painted/lettered 319s on Ebay for $300.00 at the moment. I really think that we're in a "bubble" right now, so I'll wait. Gratefully, Bill -- Bill

You might find the Soho version of the 319 a bit more common than the Balboa and there is also the PSC model of the same, more expensive but better detail. As for trucks, sadly the best are

Hi: Does anyone have an HOn3 #319 Balboa (or other manufacturer) coach for sale. Prefer painted and lettered. Also, I'm looking for any Blackstone cars and a set of good, free-rolling,

That didn't take long. All my Blackstone Stock Cars have sold.

Thank you. This is pretty much what I thought. Roger Clay The 7th Direction Marin County, California mobile & txt: 415-233-1290 roger@...

In most cased model railroad radius is much shaper than prototype and the only way for a scale locomotive to stay on the tracks is to make the leading and trailing trucks more free to swing.

Is someone keeping track of all these folks who say they will buy the Taos Junction depot kits? Just wondering... Bill M.